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About

Prof. Moses Teye is an Associate Professor, and currently the Head of the Department of Animal Science, UCC. He was the coordinator of the Meat Processing Unit of the University of Cape Coast. Prof. Teye is a specialist in Meat Science and Technology, Animal Welfare and Food Safety. He has worked extensively in studies related to animal welfare and its effects on meat quality. He has been a member of a number of teams that trained butchers and livestock vendors across the country Ghana. He is currently conducting studies to evaluate the effects of unconventional feed ingredients in rabbit rations, on carcass and meat quality of breeds of rabbits in Ghana. In addition, he is conducting studies to unearth natural preservatives to be used as substitutes for chemical preservatives in meat products. 

Focus & expertise

Recent activity

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Conference Oct 2021

5th Africa Animal Welfare Conference – Action 2021, Dubbed: One Health, One Welfare – For a Better and Greener tomorrow.

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Conference Aug 2019

International Conference on Rabbit Production in Tropical Climate, Dubbed “Rabbit as Future Livestock for sustainable Development”

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Conference Jul 2019

7th All African Conference on Animal Agriculture,

Background

🎓 Education & qualifications

Doctor of Philosophy in Meat Science and Technology

University for Development Studies

2012

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

University of Cape Coast

2006

Career & positions

Head of Department

Department of Animal Science

Aug, 2020 to Aug, 2026

Engagements

📅 Conferences attended

2019 International Conference on Rabbit Production in Tropical Climate, Dubbed “Rabbit as Future Livestock for sustainable Development” Presenter · Selangor, Malaysia
2021 5th Africa Animal Welfare Conference – Action 2021, Dubbed: One Health, One Welfare – For a Better and Greener tomorrow. Participant · Accra, Ghana
2019 7th All African Conference on Animal Agriculture, Presenter · Accra, Ghana

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